Sentence examples for use an estimate of from inspiring English sources
BP urged Barbier to use an estimate of 2.45m barrels, or nearly 103m gallons (390m liters), in calculating any Clean Water Act penalties.
And I use an estimate of my own for D.C. based on the Brady Campaign's criteria, since the Brady list didn't include D.C.; I think my estimate is if anything an underestimate of D.C.'s tight gun laws, at least as of 2012-13). I have also run the analysis using the data from the National Journal article that has recently been in the news, and the result is virtually identical.
As in previous section, we use an estimate of the first modal participation factor of Γ1 = 1.46.
Some displacement-based methods for seismic design (Aschheim and Black 2000; Aschheim 2000; Paulay 2002) use an estimate of the yield displacement as a basis for establishing values of critical design parameters such as base shear strength.
Other proposed methods use an estimate of the true structure (Heumann et al. 2011) or fill in the missing information with data derived from the population average (Bostina et al. 2007).
We will also use an estimate of the δ ( g ) for the last spike fired (Figure 6), obtained from the equation δ 2 = β ( δ 2 / 2 + g ˆ ) b + δ 2 / 2 + g ˆ π.
The threshold used gives us an estimate of genetic variability.
A year later, United Nations agencies were using an estimate of 250,000.
We study an optimization strategy that directly uses an estimate of the argmax of the function.
By comparison, the California Air Pollution Control Officers Association CAPCOAA) used an estimate of 0.11 pounds per 1,000 gallons.
The correction method uses an estimate of the instantaneous polydispersity.
